Don't Sleep on the Scoring Abilities of These Offensive Threats

So far this season, Ohio is showing great depth in the offensive prowess among several prospects leading their respective teams through big production and impressive numbers. As it typically takes multiple key offensive threats for a tem to rise to the top, several squads feature additional arms that can produce their own success with impact that deserves its own attention. Here are five athletes that currently rank second on their team in offensive production and are critical to their team's success near the midpoint of the season and should not be overlooked.    Patrick Henry is still unbeaten at 11-0 overall as Crossland is part of their top point scoring duo. The 6'1 pin remains steady by comparison to her 2025 numbers that included an average of 3.2 k/s for the Patriots. With good length to her frame, she can get up and swing with big pace when on time in the air, which is fun to watch as the Patriots' like to use a quicker tempo to the pins when in system. Her arm can also apply good pressure at the service line while her defense on the other side of the ball provides 10.5 d/m.     Alder remains unbeaten at 13-0 as Hanna is a key threat from the middle. Her offensive effort helps balance the big arm they feature on the pins as she averages 3.8 k/s on a team best .374 efficiency. The gains in her play are more effective than any other season for her as she also adds 6.7 d/m. As she can create a high contact point, her ability to approach and develop space around her setter allows her to swing with good force to both sides of the court through quick tempo options. She is committed to the US Military Academy.     Cameron (*pictured) is an effective middle for Goshen. At 5'11, she transitioned back to the high school season with big gains from the club cycle, which has elevated her stock overall and will be reflected in the next rankings cycle for the Ohio 2028 class. Goshen is unbeaten while featuring good balance in their offensive production that includes a collective team average of 11.7 k/s. Cameron contributes well in the middle at 2.7 k/s as he can create good pace, which has helped increase her efficiency this season to .371 on an impressive 50% kill rate.     Roberts is having another impressive season for the second consecutive year of your varsity career at Canfield. Her breakout sophomore season in 2025 that included a 3.5 k/s average set her up well for a strong back half of her time with the Cardinals. At 6'0, Roberts has terminal ability in the middle and at the pin as demonstrated over the recent club season. She has upped her effort for Canfield in 2026 to 3.8 k/s this season while still hitting over .400 in efficiency.     Leipsic features multiple non-senior contributors this season that are performing well and helping them find good competitive success. Valdez is an active middle on both sides of the ball. She often defends alone versus other middles while displaying quickness and court awareness to get off the net fast in her transition footwork to be available to swing. Her athleticism gets her off the floor well where she can contact the ball with good movement at the top of her jump and with a high contact point. Valdez contributes 2.8 k/s on a .315 efficiency as part of the Vikings' core trio of point scorers.

So far this season, Ohio is showing great depth in the offensive prowess among several prospects leading their respective teams through big production and impressive numbers. As it typically takes multiple key offensive threats for a tem to rise to the top, several squads feature additional arms that can produce their own success with impact that deserves its own attention. Here are five athletes that currently rank second on their team in offensive production and are critical to their team's success near the midpoint of the season and should not be overlooked.